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i certainly ran mine on 64 bit windows 7, but, if you want use 32 bit windows 7

DO NOT TRUST CUSTOMER ARTWORK for printable colors NATE, we should either have that put on teeshirts, OR engrave it over the door

Things have been "multicore aware" since the core 2 duo days. The I series (i3, i5 & i7 started out with 4 cores. I installed some 13th Gen I 5 the other day, with 20 cores. The OS needs to be multicore aware. It makes the decision to assign a task to the processor. In SCO5 (unix) you manually...

you should certainly change captop and ALL DAMPERS. THEY SAY ( i am not sure whoTHEY ARE) that dampers should be changed EVERY 6 MONTHS ANY TIME amachine sits for that long, new dmper &'captops are a given

rolanddga.com >support>find a dealer (?). if i were guessing

that would be a question for our members in the UK atila nagy & damonCA21 should be able to answer that

i anticpate doing quite a few 6x24 sign riders (sintra, perhaps some coro) and i would like to run them on 48x96 komatex BEING LAZY i had setup a label template in MS word did,a mail merge, created a document, made pdf & scaled so the riders came out the correct size. i am starting to think...

if he can clear the light cyan, couldn't he simply NOT PRINT WHITE, at least for the time being? it might be worth flushing ALL COLORS (the were all sitting afterall) with a quart of cleaner/flush IF IT WERE MINE i would add about 10% acetone to the mix (get 2 liters of flush so you can get...

MAY FIND IT RUNS SLOWER? you are a cock eyed optimist!

HOW IS IT FAILING? is the issue ADHESION from white ink to substrate? or COHESION from colored ink to white ink? my first attempt would be either a primer/adhesion promoter if it is adhesion from white ink to substrate or allowing a longer time to cure before printing colored inks to the white

i think, though, this is the diffrence between how long an original maintenance station lasts &'how longbthe 3rd party ones last. maybe i will give dave callender (from eco solvent conversion) a call . he hs been doing this longer than most of us & often has great sources for things like this

i was speculating what changed between gen 8 &earlier chipsets (not suitable) & gen 9 & newer (suitable) RIGHT AROUND THAT TIME they enhanced HYPERV support (for running VM's) dramatically incresing the number of cores the processor "thinks it has" (i installed some dells this week with gen 11...

i am not sure what tubing i would use that STAYS FLEXIBLE over the course of SEVERAL YEARS in contact with ECO SOLVENT or, worse yet, MP31 inks. i red a thread somewhere regarding mutoh, sending replacement CARDS if your inks read empty with significant ink still in the cartridge/bags. they...

i have been tempted to make a project of doing the rebuilds... they don't look that complicated to me. (i am starting to be more adventurous with my mutohs. in another year i will be as confident with mutohs as i am with my rolands)

could they be making use of hyperv support, perhaps? there also could be NO GOOD REASON for gen 9 support EXCEPT they query the pc ((AND IT DAMN WELL BETTER GIVE THE RIGHT ANSWER!)

there is always the risk that they do ALL OF THE ABOVE...

victor, i think my answer stands on it's own, regardless of what printer or inks. there could certainly be more to it, but, if we were playing jeopardy i would stick with my original, answer none of my printers gave me a "fire engine red" until i broke out the Xrite I1 & did the work

the heidelberg press, not the heidelberg scar...

you are a wise man, nate. heidelberg is exactly what i was thinking...